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Job Description: Reporting to the Assistant Superintendent for Finance and Operations, the Director of Finance and Business Operations is responsible for the oversight and supervision of the business office functions including accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll, and purchasing/procurement.
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The Assistant Program Director is responsible for supporting the Director in the day-to-day operations of the program, including implementing agency policy and practice and ensuring compliance with the statutory requirements of the DDS.
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Communicates with a variety of site and District personnel and administrators to coordinate school operations and maintenance, resolves conflict and issues. Job Goal: Organize, coordinate, schedule and perform office functions to support the Principal/Assistant Principal/Director and/or Supervisor.
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The high school leadership team is led by the high school principal and includes a director of operations and four assistant principals (Math, Humanities, Spanish/Arts, and Science/C.S.), a Student Support Manager, and a History Department Manager.
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